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NEW YORK CITY-E-brokers shift priorities to selling their software to companies looking to manage their own transactions through new technology as others partner to create their own transaction services platforms.
EUGENE, OR-The successful high-tech company is looking to relocate its offices from converted retail space in the city's struggling Downtown pedestrian mall.
THORNTON, CO-A Denver developer is off and running on a $40.4 million, 480-unit apartment complex in a bedroom community of Denver, promising to deliver the metro region's 10th largest multifamily project in 2001.
CHICAGO- In his capacity as a trustee of the International Council of Shopping Centers, John Bucksbaum urges Congress to provide a level taxation playing field for both e-retailers and traditional retailers. In the wake of last weeks mega-mergers in the shopping center REIT arena, Bucksbaum told Globest.com he sees further consolidation ahead.
RICHFIELD, MN-Richfield Council and the Metropolitan Council approve plans for a 1.5-million-sf, $150-million corporate campus for the fast growing electronics retailer. There is no deal yet to move the car dealer that occupies part of the intended site.
OAKLAND, CA-A dozen businesses remain in the 25-year-old shopping center the port wants to raze and redevelop, but most have agreed to move out in the next 10 to 20 days. The port went to court this week to evict the rest.
WHITE PLAINS-Westchester county executive Andrew Spano plans to propose the creation of a division of the New York State Supreme Court that would handle sticky environmental cases.